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Tho Thnndersr Thunders.

LONDON, Sept. 5.-The Times says: III
it pleasea Mr.. Dillon and his companions
to eVade the police and make speeches
at intervals on being moved on, there il
no reason to grudge them the amusemen,
Of making themselves ridiculous, We
wish the Parnellites were as easily man.
aged in the House Of Commons aa in the
opsn air." agl ~ -
!, The Standard reminds "iussy" people
like MIR. Stanhope that whatever their 90.
aition Is inside the House of Commons,
outside they are simply citizens subject
to the law. It says the Ennis affair was
3 humbug from first to last and wonders
mat any man was ever seriously con.
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CURED BY FAITH.
Remarkable Instance in the Cnse of q Min
no istar,a WHO Mt Chnttanporn. -

Remarkable Instance In the Cnse of Min
~. listers Vito Mt Chattanooga. ~.
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. GA most remark
able case Of faith-curs took place here last
night. Mrs. W. S. Jordan, wife Of we'll.
known minister OF this city, has been
confined to her bed for year and half.
She was suffering from heart disease aud
complication OF troubles. Yesterday
an emissary Of Christian science OF
Boston arrived in this city, and q
service Of prayer was held at the
bedside OF the sick woman last night.
Thu service lasted two houre, when, to the
astonshment Of all present, Mrs. Jordan
arose from her bed unaided, dressed her
self and started out in the street. She
walked ten squares before returning
home. This morning she arose from her
bed. and, after partaking Of hearty
breakfast, went 10 church fox, the first
time in two years. When she entered
the church her most intimate friends
could not believe their own eyes when
they saw her. Tho affair has created q
sensation in tho city. Her husband is
wild with delight, and says there is no
use questioning the faith cure in the fu.
tnrR. yp,fr, ,,lyk,s, r. a.'s. " W.
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.,..-I7 ~ Nm - ~ :
HORRIBLE DISASTER.
Pnnlo III n London Theatrical Hundred nm
Mas Hl ls. Thirty Lives Loaf. NEf

Ep m HHt Ahlrty LIVES Lost NJ
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The theatre at Exerte,
took FIRE this evening during a perform.
aucs OF "Romany Rye" Tho occupants
oiestho pit, alter an awful struggle,
escaped, but many OF them
wero greatly injured. There was only one
exit from the gallery and tho crush there
was terrific. Scores were trodden under
loot and suflocsicd. A fro escape wac
brought to q window md many inside
we're rescued. The injured survivors we're
sent 10 the hospital. The mortality is 60.
simased ct ono hundred and fifty. ,i :.
. Tho scene innide the theatre when the
lre broke out was an awful one. Some
men implored the audience to be cool, but
1t was lmpotsible to check the frantic rush,
The theatre hose was brought into use
In lew minutes, but the water had little
effect on the flames. The actors and &C.
tressee were taken from tho windows
with the sid ofladderg.
Up to the present time $50 bodies have
been recovered, Thirty injured survivors
have been taken TO hospitals. Tho nearch
Tor bodiea proceeds slowly. The majority
Of the victims were men and boys. About
thirty women were burned. g.,.
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The London Press on tho League Meeting.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The Pos! regards the
result at Ennis with lively satisfaction.
The Telegraph says: "seldom ever in the
history Of Irish agitation has greater
fasco been witnessed. The imposing Ma.
tionalist array had to sneak off into q
field out OF the way OF the police to hold
hasty meeting until disposed by a small
troop Of hussars." The News says: at
Ia to the good sense OF Irish people and
their leaders that the credit for the peace
ful issue Of the day is due. Both parties
did their duty and both may claim vic
tory, only the authors Of the proclamation
are defeated and rendered ridiculous"
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FEDERATED ASSOCIATION
OK Miners to Mcetin Indianapuiis-progress
gk#t.. of tho Order.

d
IsDiANApoLis, IND, Sept, 5.-Tho third
annual convention Of the Federated AS
ISOLATION OF Miners and Mine Laborers Of
the United States and Territories, will be
held in Indianapolis on Tuesday next.
The representation will be one delegate
to every .one hundred miners. Indiana,
Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia now belong, but other States will
be represented. A national executive
board will be elected. The following
changes have been, recommend.
ed: The election OF q national president,
with salary sufficient to enable him 70
give his whole attention to tho duties Of
the Office. The combining Of the offices
secretary and treasurer; increasing the
national monthly per capita tax, which at
preeent is one cent per member per month,
The Federation has accomplished much
in the three years Of its existence. Where
its influence has extended strikes have
become obsolete, the prics Of coal has ad-
ed,sgiying the operators a reward for
investment, and the miners better com.
pensation for labor. The growth of tho
order is the growth Of arbitration among
the minors. te 5.rrisE B!
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ECCLESIASTICAL POLITICS,
A Methodist Conference Purifying Its Sy
tom OF ElectinE Delegates.


A Methodist Conterencp Purifying Its sys.
~, tom of Elec,ipE Delegates. 1
CIscISNAT1, O., Sspt.-Tho conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal church recent
ly in session in Mechanicisburg, in this
State, had it's attention called to the sub
ject Of ecclesiastical politics by COM
munication from Judge Hsgaus, and set
Of resolutions on tho subject by DR.. VIM.
r. Davis. The Communication and reao-
lutions wore referred 10 committee which
in due time submitted the following re-
port, which report Was adopted without
any modification: :5tiI 5l.5 So,
WHEREAS, The matter OF eccleaiastical
politics In our church, and the method in
the. promotion OF the personal interests OF
candidates for church Offices is a growing
evil. aud, - jjF.ao
WHEREAS, We are persuaded that ques.
tionsb!e methods have been Yesorted to in
order to secure the election OF delegates to
our electoral and general conferences and
also to secure the election Of the General
Conference officers; therefore, be it nv
.Resolred, That We unqualiGedly con-
denim all such methods, and that we dis
approve Of the election rs delegate to the
General Conference Of any ono who has
reaorted to such means by advancing his
candidacy. 'l;s,f q :
Resolped, That the delegates whom VIC
may elect to the General Conference be,
and they ore hereby, instructed not to
! cast their votes for any candidate for any
OF the otficeB which that body may be
called upon 10 fill who they are convinced
have been guilty Of any Of tho above.
named methods In advancing their candi.
dacy Tor any OF the said offices. M sT-i'T Il
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FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED.
Queen Victoria VIII Have to Go Wlthot
!. y. VI Her {ftfcaf.u Enuttnfn -.

j e. . - ID
Queen Victoria VIII Have to Go Without
=, Her Chicago Fountain.
CHICAGO, sept. 6.-When tho committee
having charge Of the Queen Victoria Jubi.
lee banquet in Chicago decided to send
tho English sovereign q memento, tasty
fountain was selected as fitting memo.
rial. 4Ef al ~ II 20 z +, =, 7s 5l
Subscriptions were solicited from the
prominent members Of the Society OF St.
George and several hundred dollars was
pledged, and in many instances paid. The
celebration cost money, and some Of ita
features not being financial successes, this
fund, Of cash subscribed Tor the fountain
was drawn on to pay some Of the more
pressing creditors, and now it is discovered
that the committee is still in debt 81 500
X The St. George Society will try to raise
enough to cover the deficit, but the Queen
will have to 90 without her fountain. rs
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PRESIDENT ROBERTS VIEWS.
Tho u. i O.'B Fighting ProcllyltIcs Checked.
Harmony Now Assured.


TheE i O.'s Fighting roclirltIcs Checked.
Harmony Now Assured.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 5.-The In.
quircr tomorrow will contain an inter-
view OF President Roberts, Of the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad, on the Baltimore & Ohio
deal. Mr.. Roberts says the deal means
that ratio cutting on the part OF the Balti.
more & Ohio will be stopped, and that the
road will hereafter be operated in harmo-
ny with tho other trunk lines. The priuci.
pal advantage accsuing to tho railroads
will be the steaaier rates and increased
Ievenueg. The Pennsylvania Railroad has
not been approached by any one on the
subject OF hauling the Baltimore Il Ohlo's
buslness from Philadelphia to New York,
and all reports that the Pennsylvania is to
get tho passenger traffic and the Reading
tho freight traffic are merely guessos. The
Pennsylvania, he says, will be glad to
work in harmony with the Baltimore L
Ohio, and always was ready to do go, but
the trouble was the Baltimore 4 Ohio pre-
ferred to fight. Mr.. Roberts does not
think either A.. ]. Cassstt or President
King, Of Erie, will conaent to become
Robert CARROTS successor. 4: ~. NJ; ~
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LONDON, Sept. 5.-Many noted Ameri-
cans went to Hawarden yesterday to pay
their respects to Mr.. Gladstone and at
tended church. where he read the lessons
Of the day. After service the path from
the church door YVES lined on both eidos
BY American visitors, who greeted Mr..
Gladstone with much warmth as be
emerged on his way home. Mr.. Glad.
stone returned the greeting cordially. r.
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Gen. ISilpatrick,s Rcmainn

DEcKERTowN, N. j., Sept. ga letter
has been received by Theodore P. Mar.
garum, executor Of the late General Kill
patrick, from Mrs. Fitzpatrick, stating that
she is on her way to America with the re-
maina Of her husband and expects' to ar.
rive in this country about the middle Of
the present month. 1t was General XII
patrick's desire that his remains should
rest in bis native country, and arrange
menta will at once be made to have them
inferred in tho family plot in the Glove
Cemetery near this town. - ..',.ar... n. \
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. 5.-The coke
syndicate met to-day and decided upon a
scale Of wages, which they will present to
the operatives at q conference tomorrow.
The scale will make wages uniform
throughout the region, but no ADVANCE
will be conceded. The syndicate also
decided to cloae down all the ovens in the
Connellsville region one day week for
the purpose Of restricting the production,
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Labor Day IN indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, 1SD Sept. 5.-Labor Day
was observed in Indianapolis by a gen.
ersl cessation OF work in the mechanical
trades: Daring the morning parade wac
given through tue principal B:reets of va.
rious labor societies, several Thousand
men and two hundred women being in
line. Following theso came M industrial
display on whesls, probably the best the
CITY has ever seen. The procession dig
banded at the Exposition gfouuda, where
picnic followed. In the Afternoon
speeches were made by Jeese Harper, oil
Illinois, Mrs. D. @. Williamg Patteraon,
State Lecturer, X. of L., and others.
There was 40 disorder OF any kind. NJ
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RIVAL LOVERS.
Two Encounters Which Will Probably Re
suit In tho Dcnth OF Two Men,

Two Encounters Which VIII Probably Re.
~ suit in tho Donth OF Two Men.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 5.-Two fights be-
tween rival loveru, which will probably
result fatally, occurred here last night.
Simeon Hoyle received a note purport-
ing to be from a girl 70 whom he had
been very attentive, requesting him to
meet her, When he arrived at the sp-
pointed place he found two OF bis rivals,
who assaulted him and Gu. him several
timesin the lace, beaides stabbing him in
for the assault and vas charged with at.
tempted murder. az
Last night Henry Sheppard and John
Glover, two colored rivals Tor the favor Of
Manic Smock, white woman, FOUGHT in
her presence snd Sheppard shot Glover
three times. n 500 IA S
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BcsToN, September San almost gene.
raj Suspension Of business, a largo influx
Of suburban visltols and . great procession
OF workmen marked the celebration Of
Labor Day. in this city. Tho procession
was much larger one than in tho labor
demonstration Of last year. In to.day,o
parade the majority were trade unionists,
while last year they were chiefly Knights
OF Labor. -.f-'.q IS :
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Tue West Virginia State Fair is I'D.
mittod to ba ous OF the best Iva otock ex.
hibi!s in the country. This is not more
than might be expected, for the Fair has
oas 0. the boss live stock regions near at
hand to draw upon. The women always
mako their exhibits attractive. And
thsu there are tho races, which have
grown in interest every year. The illum.
ina!ion Of the city every nigh. during tho
The Fair should bring in those who were
30 unfortunate as not to SEQ the city under
the strong light OF tho Big Reunion
illumination. .s--
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One Isrnketnan Iri,I.,,

W1Ll1AMsp,Rr, Pa, Sept. ga freight
and a gravel train on the Reading railroad
colllded in this city, today, both engines
and q large number Of cars being badly
wrecked. The loss will not be less than
$50, 900. Meroh Joyce, brakeman on
the gravel train was killed, Tho conduc.
tor OF the gravel train is said to have dis
regarded his osderu, q r ~ A e. II
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a SERIOUS MISTAKE,
The Doctor who "Stspped or" the Sleeping
Cur Mt EItenboro, Bntt1y Injured.

The Doctor who "Stspped Or" the Sleeping
Cur ut I:I1snboro, I,ndty Injured.
Special Dispatch to the E..e!liqeace7.
RlrcuIE G. H., W. Va, Sept. ga man
Ess picked up last Saturday morning on
tho Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad between
CORVALLIS and E|lenboro, in this county.
he was broughtso Peunsboro, and upon OK
animation it was found that ho YVES severe
~ injured about the hesd and body. He
was unconscious and could not give any
account OF himself until this morning.
His name is Dr.. Wctnore, OF Waterloo,
H., and was passenger on the east
bound express to Washington City, to at
tend the meeting OF the International
Medical Congress. Mistaking one door
for another in the sleeping car he stepped
out and Of the car. His son arrived at
Pennsboro this morning where the injured
man is still lying in a critical condition,
though the physicians entertain hcpo for
his recovery.
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Rig Lenthpr Fnilure.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 5.-The Wis
consln Leather Company, one Of the old.
est houses in the city, confessed judgment
to-day on four notes amounting to over
$4,000. The company was declared in.
solvent by tho Judge Of the Circuit Court
and all Of its property was sequeetered
with B. r. Miller as receiver. The sheriff
is In possession Of the tannery and other
property. No statement Of the amount oil
assets and liabilities hiss been made.
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Cn.llsls,s Contost.f, sc,t

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 5.-Tho teati.
nony in tho contested election case OF
George Thobe against John G. Carlisle,
Eighth Congressional District Of Ken.
lucky, was opened to-day by tho Clerk Of
the House and ordered printed. Mr.. Car
Isle appeared in his own bonalf md Gen.
j.. d. Hale, ex.member from Louisiana,
sppea!ed as council for Mr.. Thobe. Mr.,
Carlisle offered no testimony, s.
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II Eugene Higgins is the nhrewd politi-
ciau no Is thought to be, he will not allow
Mr.. Cleveland to enjoy all the usulruct
Of tho Higgins policy. The compliment oil
having his policy adopted by tho Pfeei.
dent is certainly very great, but this
will hardly satisfy 80 practical q politician
as Higgins, who must reallz, his growing
popularity with his party. III.
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THE GREAT DEAL
STILL A ;suDJEor OF DISCUSSION
Various Statements Regarding tho Sale.
Woe President Spencer Says the Pom.
sJlvAnia Has Nothing to DO with 1t.
vi 0arretts Friends Defend Him. l

BALriMoRR, Mp, Sept. 5.-Vice Prcui.
dent Spencer was seen to-day and atated
there Ia no intention nor probability Of
the Baltimore & Ohio road passing to the
control Of the Pennsylvania road, nor will
1t DO subordinatcd to that road or to the
Reading, but will continue to DO operated
as IN Independent line. He said the
moneyed arrangement which has been
negotiated through London and New
York banks was intended to meet the
wants Of the Baltimore & Ohio road aud
the money will only be used as needed.
He further said there are now no nego!ia-
tons going on for tho sale OF the tele-
graphic or aleering car systoms, nor will
there be any sale Of those auxilllaries, un-
lees the Board Of Directors shall see clear
~ that The boat interests OF the company
will DO 6ubserved thereby. Mr.. Garrett
has not ceased to DO the President Of the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Company, and all etats-
meuts that tho syndicate wilt demand his
retirement arc unTarranted and unjust
to Mr.. Garrett. 4 Ha feels sure that The
syndicate does not intend to interfere
with tho management Of the road, but
will uss only such influence as 1t is GUS
tomary under similar circumstances.
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Opposed to Public Schools.

CHICAGO, Sept. BIN the course Of q
Bermon yesterday before the annual 49,
sembly oi.the German Catholic Union Of
the United States, Bishop Wigzer, Of New.
ark, N. j., discussed the education Of tho
young. He declared that the public
schools were not the places for Catholic
children, and he warned parents mot to
send their !offspring to these institutions.
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MEMORIAL Park sounds we'll; and, bleua
your soul, 1t would look we'll with com.
paratively li.tlo money spent on 1t. No
sensible people every threw away 80 good
chance, and this lons.hsadsd people Of
Wheeling will not let 1t alp without an
effort. The effort will bring 1t. The
abort will be made,
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a Saloon Tragedy,

YOUNGSTOWN, o. Sept. 5.-A murder
oua ARRAY occurred at Morgantown Satur.
day evening, in Levi Lilies saloon. Mrs.
Little was tending bar when George P au-
lin, one Of the Morgautown gang recently
released from the penitentiary, entered
snd began helping himself to some bev.
ersge. 81 Z 2 ! 4 5sigSs 81, IS
Tho woman ordered him to deslst, and
he slapped her mouth. She then struck
him with q beer bottle, and Paulin retail
ated by kntcking her down and kicking
her into insensibili.y. Lsvi Little the
husband, then cams in with large cheese
knife Eud slashed I. Paulin in q horrible
manner. Neither Mrs. Little nor Pauiln
can recover, u I. b 4. ~ .l 49,.
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WHAT GARnErT's FRIENDS SAY.
Comments In Baltimore on the Situation Of
'..r.. tho u, j. o.


Comments In baltimore on the Situation Of
tho II. j. o.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. 5.-President
Robert CARROTS friends are briskly talk
Ing him up and telling what he has done
and how he 10 not to blame for the pres.
ent Baltimore 4 Ohio situation. His &C.
ton in spending $4,000 OF his own money
for hospital and homo for his employees
and the fact that he has been one Of the
most liberal contributor to charity and
public enterprises that the city has ever
had arc heralded in his favor. A pecu.
liar feature Of the situation is that some OF
tho people who have [proited most by
CARROTS generosity are his worst detrac.
tors now. In the clubs to-day. nothing
elas has been talked Of, and some of the
conyerrations have been heated. Gar
rett's retirement Is foregone conclusion,
and it Is said that he will not return from
Europe for several years. Some declare
that he shows wisdom by remaining
away. ApLf
The announcement is industriously
spread that the new contract does not
sAtoW sAo ohlLAlAo40U OulO lulU lu6 1GuU.
eylvania's hands and that 1t will not lose
its independent position. The annual
meeting Of tho Stockholders will occur
next month, when tho changes in the
Board of Directors 90 announced By the
syndicate will, it,is expected, take place.
The election Of a President has heretofore
taken place on the FIRST Wednesday in
November Of each year, and until the first
Wednesday in next November Vice Pres.
ident Spencer will be in actual control OF
the affairs Of the Baltimore & Ohio, sub.
jsct, OF course, to the direction Of the
syndicate. n. - a vi
William F. Burns, president pro tenn. Of
the road, said that the comments of the
press Of the city, together with Mr.. Gar.
retss dealings with Ives and Stayner, had
done more to injurs the credit OF the road
than anything else, and it wss that which
prevented 1t from borrowing dollar. Mr..
Burns Gays that, in his opinion, the rail.
road Is now in batter financial condition
than 1t has ever been before. r
Frank supplee, who was at one time .
city director in the road, said: "The finan.
cial arrangement ends long night Of ap-
prehensiou. This is business arrange
nent and not speculative DEAL"
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Tho Vatican and tho London Court.
s PARIS, Sept, 5.-The Rome correspond
ent Of the None says that Mgr. Peraoico in
bis report on his Irish minsion dwells
upon the necessity for the interests Of Ire.
land Of q permanent agent Of the Vatican
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TnE home folks should need no urging
to give the Fair their active encourage.
ment. They know Its high quality, and
they are near enough to drop In every day
without much trouble. The mon who
devote themselves to the Fair should have
Tho hearty support Of all Wheeling.
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Special Dispa.ch 10 The Intdligenetr. S
WESTON, W. Va, Sept. 5.-The indie
psndant Order Of Good Templars will hold
their twonty-third annual State Grand
Lodge at the Opera House in this place,
commencing Wednesday and continuing
three days. Over two hundred delegates
will attend from tho various lodges Of the
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DETROIT, Sept. 5.-Most Of tho factorics
and shops wero closed to-day to give the
employees IA opportunity to participate in
tho celebration OF Labor Dsy. De,egs.
tions were present from Cleveland, H.
ledo, London, Ont, and from many points
II Michigan, and marched in the process.
sion. The wes!her wau all that could be
denired and everything moved oil pleas.
antly. The proceaaion was the larg est OF
ito kind ever seen in this city, nearly all
branchea Of business being represented.
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ADlgs tenl.

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. ga special from
Greenville, Ohio, saya the County .Treas-
urer's safe doors were found open this
morning and S4s. 900 missing. The Treas
urer, W. 3. Simon, is not at home, but Il
Is rumorod that he only went to Vereailles
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